Interiors
Bronzo
A transitional kitchen · classic × modern
A residence with a hero kitchen in the spirit of transitional luxe — where classic meets modern. “Bronzo” means bronze — warm metal, dramatic stone and black steel gathered into an architectural yet living interior.
Cream classical boiserie fronts with a sculptural hood and a bold abstract relief above it; a waterfall island and backsplash of book-matched amber-brown marble with mirrored veining; tall black-steel arched windows to the garden; cognac-leather bar stools on bronze runners, seeded-glass pendants, a bronze console bench, a black coffered ceiling. A single language across the residence: the dining room, the scullery, the living room with a marble fireplace, the wine bar, the study and the garden loggia. Warm layered light — expensive, architectural, lived-in.
The hero kitchen of the residence
Classic meets modern: cream classical boiserie fronts with a sculptural hood and a bold abstract relief, a waterfall island of book-matched amber-brown marble and tall black-steel arched windows to the garden.
The kitchen
Cream classical boiserie fronts and a sculptural hood with a bold abstract relief set the classical base, while the book-matched amber-brown marble of the waterfall island and backsplash, antique bronze, cognac leather and black-steel arched garden windows add the modern. Above — a black coffered ceiling and seeded-glass pendants.
Marble, bronze, light
The luxury reads in the details: the mirrored book-matched marble of the backsplash, seeded-glass pendants, antique bronze and a tall arched window to the garden.
Dining, scullery, living room, study
The kitchen is part of a single residence: the dining room, the working scullery, the living room with a marble fireplace and the study speak one language of transitional luxe and a bronze-and-marble palette.
The dining room
A dining group beneath seeded-glass light, boiserie and bronze — a formal zone open to the kitchen in a single material.
The scullery
A working pantry behind the kitchen: the same bronze and stone, with all the “kitchen machinery” hidden from the formal zone.
The wine bar and garden loggia
The house opens to leisure and nature: the wine bar in bronze and stone and the garden loggia continue the transitional luxe beyond the kitchen.
When the bronze turns warm
At sunset the kitchen opens differently: the golden hour floods the marble and bronze with warm light, the seeded-glass pendants glow, the amber-brown stone warms — the transitional luxe becomes utterly lived-in and enveloping.
Warm metal, dramatic stone and black steel gathered into an architectural yet living interior.
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From design to a finished interior: an authorial project, working drawings, design supervision and procurement of joinery, stone, light and appliances — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this project.